MichaelC
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I can say with certainty AP has honors and maintains their history.
I am lucky to have visited the facilities in Le Brassus twice. When you go through the museum and Restoration Workshop - it just evokes feelings of days gone by. I can only really compare it to visiting the baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown. You don't just see the history, you feel it.
I have no information on upcoming publications, but I do know a lot of emphasis continues to be placed on filling in any and all holes on the history of every watch that has been produced by Audemars Piguet. It is a very important matter for the brand. The records are really astounding.
Thanks again for your post Nick.
When is a VZA a VZAQ? New information from the AP registers
A recent article on the AP website ('Stopping time: the vintage Audemars Piguet chronographs', 3 October) is headed by photographs of a truly wonderful watch in their museum: a yellow gold triple calendar chronograph with phases of the moon, no. 45589, ma...
Great post Nick. Raphael is really an authority.
And Michael Friedman too. AP history is in great hands with these individuals and the others in LeBrassus. They take the details very seriously.
Thank you very much, Michael.
They have put together quite a team at AP so I'm hopeful there will be a new book at some point, perhaps a detailed catalogue of the museum collection. Nick
I can say with certainty AP has honors and maintains their history.
I am lucky to have visited the facilities in Le Brassus twice. When you go through the museum and Restoration Workshop - it just evokes feelings of days gone by. I can only really compare it to visiting the baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown. You don't ...